What did you do to your Maverick or Comet today

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  1. Howard Forbes

    Howard Forbes Member

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    Hung the doors and fenders. Set the hood on to get the visual ! IMG_1594 (2).JPG
     
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    What hood is the? And are those explorer rims? Looks good
     
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  3. Howard Forbes

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    The hood is a fiberglass grabber and we added the cowl. The wheels are explorer but are just on it for the body work and paint. I have a set of street lite wheels and drag radials to put on when it's painted
     
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  4. 7D2 Grabber

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    Spent some time cutting with meguiers 105
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    RMiller My name is Rick

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    I would love to have a 1970 AMX sitting next to my Maverick in the garage!!!
     
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    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    too shiny, can't see the body lines...:bouncy:
     
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    I put the correct shocks on the front of the car today. The new one's i put on before were wrong, now the front is down where it should be.
     
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  8. Paul Masson

    Paul Masson MCCI Atlantic Canada Rep

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    I installed my front seats. That's the end of the interior work... The front seats aren't perfect, but they aren't bad for almost 46 year-old seats.

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    Wrong how? Too Long?
     
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    Installed a new electric fuel pump, installed new guages into my console and enjoyed a nice gasoline bath while swapping gas tank lines...
     
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  11. 2mav4u

    2mav4u It will someday be back on the road

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    Any more pics of that Torino?


    Changed my leaf springs. Yesterday I had new bushings pressed in
     

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  12. 7D2 Grabber

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    It's a 70 ranchero GT, 351c 2V, console, AC

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    Showed up at my door today. Almost done!

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    Those appear to be 4 leafs.....let me know if they feel lucky (oops), I mean good! I have heard good and bad reports for four leaf springs.
     
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    stumanchu Stuart

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    I guess I am old....I really like the bench seat and column shift. Looks nice!
     
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